Ramaphosa says South Africa won’t ‘be bullied’ in SoNA overshadowed by tensions with US
In a State of the Nation Address (SoNA) overshadowed by diplomatic tensions between South Africa and the US over land, social inclusion and climate policies, President Cyril Ramaphosa said South Africa would “not be bullied” as it sought to chart a new path in a rapidly changing world.
As the president stood to attention, television news crawlers broke the news that there were delays in getting the bodies of ...
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Thursday that his government will initiate a fresh wave of reforms to drive inclusive economic growth that benefits all citizens.
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South Africa: DA Growth and Jobs Agenda Leads the Way in SONA - but Not Enough UrgencyPress Release - "From national government to municipal level, our ministers and representatives have been at the forefront of ...
Ramaphosa will deliver his State of the Nation Address as South Africa attempts to dispel reports sparked by Trump that his ...
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South Africa: Nearly 2,000 Guests Expected to Attend This Year's SONANearly 2 000 guests from various sectors are expected to flock to Cape Town to attend tomorrow's State of the Nation Address ...
The president said the focus was on investment in infrastructure for transport systems, reforming state-owned entities, fixing water and sanitation, the green economy and energy ...
However, tensions between Pretoria and Washington have been simmering for some time, with diplomatic tensions escalating since the Ukraine and Russia war, while there were also tensions further ...
The MTDP was established to address shortcomings by focusing on policy coherence, capacity building, and combating corruption ...
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